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Visiting the Garden
The garden at Bere Mill is open to the public several days a year, and for groups by arrangement. Find details of visiting below and follow the link the for information on How to Find Us.
National Garden Scheme
Bere Mill is open to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme. Four days are planned this year.
2021 open days:
Sunday 14th March
Sunday 2nd May
Monday 31st May
Sunday 12th September
Time: 1:30 – 5:00pm
Admission: £7.50, children under 16 are free
Home-made teas available.
All proceeds from the openings go to the National Garden Scheme who support a range of medical charities.
Event Days
Bere Mill’s gardens are also open to the public for special events. Come and see us (hopefully) at the Hampshire Country & Garden Festival on Sunday 13th June 2021 for a family fun day of children’s events, plant stalls, beer and food offers – and much more!
AND… Apple Day will be once again celebrated in early October this year!
We will certainly be following government COVID advice and we will keep a close eye on any developments. More details on these events will follow nearer the time on the website, facebook pages and via our newsletters.
Group Visits
We welcome private garden visits for groups of 15 or more from February to October.
Private visits should be arranged with Rupert Nabarro. (rupertnab@gmail.com) ideally well in advance.
A fixed charge of £400 per visit is made to include a talk about the garden.
Tea and cakes are available for an additional charge of £2 per person. All proceeds go the National Garden Scheme.
Accessibility
There is wheelchair access to the garden unless very wet, with a drop off point at the garden.
Please note that there are unfenced and unguarded rivers and streams in the garden. There is a toilet for visitors located at the butchery with step free access: and there will be disabled toilets and full facilities in the rebuilt West Barn after June.
There is extensive car parking approx 250m from the garden; tho’ it should be noted that entry to the parking is down a narrow lane which cannot accommodate large coaches. Coach visitors should be prepared to walk approx 700m and a shuttle is available for those with mobility difficulties.